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The Warmers
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Alias Directory
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Skin Problems
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New Tricks
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Beard of Bees
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Sink the West Coast
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A.P.B.
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A Was for Anarchy
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Abyss
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This album is amazing from start to finish! It's got such a cool, poetic, punk rock vibe. Hits the soul, for real. Please come play in Miami, Florida soon! Thank you for your art!
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